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README.md

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 # Source
-Source for [blog](https://ken.cheo.dev). Hosted on Hetzner behind Nginx.
+Source for [blog](https://ken.cheo.dev). Hosted on Hetzner behind Caddy.
 
 ## New Content
 To quickly create new content, use the following `hugo new` commands.

content/posts/sxhkd-watcher/index.md

@@ -43,15 +43,16 @@ super + p : super + {h,j,k,l}
 
 One issue with this workflow is that there is no visual indicator for the
 current activated "mode"; Vim has its status line to tell the user whether they
-are in `NORMAL`, `INSERT` or `VISUAL` mode.
+are in `NORMAL`, `INSERT` or `VISUAL` mode, but sxhkd has nothing since this is
+a custom solution.
 
 I often forget to leave the mode I had temporarily enabled, leading to
 accidental executions of random commands, which can be extremely frustrating.
 
-Thankfully, I discovered that `sxhkd` can output status information via a named
-pipe with the `-s` flag. We can poll this output with a watcher script and pair
-it with our bar of choice (`eww` for me) to show a visual indicator of the
-current sxhkd mode.
+After some research, I discovered that `sxhkd` can output status information via
+a named pipe with the `-s` flag. We can poll this output with a watcher script
+and pair it with our bar of choice (`eww` for me) to show a visual indicator of
+the current sxhkd mode.
 
 ## Implementation
 
@@ -92,7 +93,8 @@ information, we can create a watcher script that reads from the named pipe and
 runs a custom command based on the output.
 
 For example, I would like to show that "node mode" is activated when `Hsuper +
-n` is pressed and deactivated when `EEnd chain` is outputted.
+n` is outputted and deactivated when `EEnd chain` is outputted. This can be done
+with a switch-case statement in Bash:
 
 ```bash
 #!/bin/bash

content/projects.md

@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ Nomad, Consul and Vault cluster hosted on Proxmox
 Lightweight, fully customizable hotkey cheatsheet in the terminal
 - [sxkcd](https://github.com/kencx/sxkcd) -
 Full-text search engine for xkcd built with Go and Redis
+- [vps](https://github.com/kencx/vps) - The infrastructure as code that hosts
+  this blog and other stuff
 
 ## Proof of Work